my guess there was an open container and didnt give enough time for a breath test
my guess there was an open container and didnt give enough time for a breath test
Article says this was measured from a blood jab, not breathalyzer.
Article says this was measured from a blood jab, not breathalyzer.
Except the pic is from a computer-attached breathalyzer, not a handheld unit, so that would give the guy 5-10 minutes minimum to be transported from the crash scene to the station.
If you've been drinking heavily most of your life, your body acclimatizes to that level of alcohol and can survive much higher BACs than a non-drinker.
Except the pic is from a computer-attached breathalyzer, not a handheld unit, so that would give the guy 5-10 minutes minimum to be transported from the crash scene to the station.
If you've been drinking heavily most of your life, your body acclimatizes to that level of alcohol and can survive much higher BACs than a non-drinker.
Yeah because I'd imagine at that level you'd be dead. At least incapacitated.
Yeah because I'd imagine at that level you'd be dead. At least incapacitated.
depends on tolerance levels, but your average person yes. or at least have some organ failure
most detox wont admit you and send you straight to hospital
depends on tolerance levels, but your average person yes. or at least have some organ failure
most detox wont admit you and send you straight to hospital
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